As much as we’d like to see everything make a huge turnaround, merely our own observations of friends’ shopping habits tell us they will probably not be the case. Plus, we have to admit we’ve always been pretty curious about who can actually deal with shopping on Black Friday during any economic climate.
So will you be hitting the stores for deals this year? Is shopping back in your life in a big way?
As hard as we find it to comprehend,
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In terms of the financial markets, the latest numbers from yesterday show slight gains in the retail sector.
Matthew Katz, managing director of Alix told WWD, “We definitely have pockets of improvement, and pent-up demand is evident for some retail categories. Yet, the bottom is still murky, unemployment is above 10 percent and consumer confidence has quite a way to go.” And consumer researcher Lynn Franco says,
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